That favorable combination sent the Dow Jones industrial average up 80.36 points yesterday, to a record 8,254.89.
The stock market soared again yesterday, sending the Dow Jones industrial average to its first record high in six months.
It began in 1982 and sent the Dow Jones industrial average up some tenfold.
The drop was accelerated last week by a flight to safety, which also sent the Dow Jones industrial average down 64.60 points, to 2,501.49.
The market's revised analysis sent the Dow Jones industrial average up 57.44 points, to 5,515.97.
Economists had been expecting the deficit to shrink, and the news sent the Dow Jones industrial average down 101.46 points, or 4.82 percent.
They sent the Dow Jones industrial average down 196.70 points, to 10,170.50.
Stock prices surged late yesterday, sending the Dow Jones industrial average past the 2,000-point mark again.
The stock market fell every day after the election, sending the Dow Jones industrial average down 78.77 points for the week, to close at 2,067.03.
The news sent the Dow Jones industrial average up 56.19 points, to close at 7,000.89.
